'Chicha' is Success, so is Ole

As Sir Alex Ferguson was hailed for his 26th anniversary at the helm of Manchester United, there was no doubting what was to occur. 
Mexican Little Pea, Great P-for poacher, continued his resurgence as United's 'go-on-score substitute,' there was an ominous gesture from fate just 24 hours later.
In Norway, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer celebrated as Manager, as he led Molde to a second consecutive league title. It was as if the universe were pointing first at Chicha, then to Solskjaer, then back to Chicha again and declaring in a booming voice: "This is the one."
 
Chicha has been pointed out the accurate replica of Ole. The two men are often shy of headlines. But they just can't avoid the tabloids back pages.
 
At Old Trafford, most are times when they started on the bench. However, gaffer de' chef Ferguson, wouldn't hesitate to throw them in at moments of despair. Times that needed a savior. No playing on pitch kind of player. They have never disappointed in their assignments.
 
Ole, came off bench to score goals, beat opponents, often in the dying minutes. With a game to play (dying minutes) Molde have secured the Norwegian tiltle. Thanks to super-sub Daniel Chukwu’s header, coupled with a 2-1 defeat for Stromsgodset to Sandnes Ulf.  

Ole's predecessor at United Chicha, isn't ready to live off the comparison. Twice or in doubles, he's won it for United. Villa & Braga (twice) would testify if he were to be prosecuted for pitch troubles.
With the Premier League a defensive bomb site this season, Chicha 'Lord of the Inevitable' Hernandez may well be the Chosen One of goals.

Ole, 39 could be back at Trafford. Who knows. Now you don't wanna guess what his 'partnership' with Chicha would cause opponents.